Traditional Day Camps in New York City

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92Y Camps

With convenient bus pickups in Manhattan, Brooklyn, Riverdale, and Northern New Jersey, campers can enjoy the 92Y Camp's 50-acre campground. Camps Tova and Bari Tov provide a range of diverse activities for campers ages 5-13 with learning and developmental disabilities.

Adults & Children in Trust (ACT) - Camps

ACT July campers enjoy theme-based clubs, lake trips, water games, carnivals, special guests, camping trips, gardening, nature, crafts, and more. August campers discover their inner artist, athlete, or adventurer in specialty skill-based sessions

Advantage Day Camps

Kids ages 4 to 14 swim, play tennis, and participate in gym and field sports. Advantage also offers arts and crafts, nature exploration, and enrichment classes in everything from fencing to chess, plus a rock climbing wall at the Manhattan Plaza location. Transportation is available.

Asphalt Green Summer Day Camp

Kids ages 4.5 to 15 participate in sports, arts, field trips, and daily swim time. State-of-the-art indoor and outdoor facilities—including a 1.5-acre field, and 25-yard and 50-meter pools—combined with expert instruction really set the scene.

Aviator Sports Summer Day Camp

Aviator's summer day camp offers traditional activities like arts and crafts, drama, science, and swimming, plus unique specialties including ice skating, rock climbing, pedal-karts, and mini golf—all within its 175,000-square-foot sports complex.

camp apple seeds

camp apple seeds takes a hands-on approach, engaging campers in recreational, manipulative, and dramatic play, music and storytelling, cooking, science, construction, and craft activities with daily themes.

Camp Mount Tom

Only 17 miles from midtown, campers 3 to 14 enjoy activities, including daily Red Cross swim instruction, sports, cultural and performing arts, STEM, nature, outdoor adventure (rock climbing, ropes course, and zip line), electives, and special events led by experienced educators.

Camp Pixel: Studios

Camp Pixel Studios are a mix of “traditional” summer camps and one-of-a-kind project-based STEM camps. Each session, campers age 7 to 13 can choose a technology theme, like building an escape room or developing a video game, while enjoying sports, field trips, and more.

Campus Day Camp & Campus After School Program

Columbia University Little Lions Camp

Little Lions Campers have access to Columbia University's top-notch Division 1 athletic facilities. Programming features an ever-changing combination of classic PE games, backyard favorites, sports, arts and crafts, and special surprises to keep kids happy, active, and engaged.

Creative Arts & Athletics Camp

Creative Arts & Athletics' major subject areas at CAA are Visual Arts (drawing, painting, design, sewing, crafts, and more), Performing Arts (theatre, dance, instrumental music, singing, and more), Athletics (swimming, soccer, basketball, track, fitness, indoor tennis, and more), and Technology (computers, film, journalism, photography, creative writing, and more). A Festival is held on the last day of camp with live performances, videos, and visual art installations as well as sports demonstrations.

Deer Mountain Day Camp

At Deer Mountain Day Camp, campers ages 3 to 15 have a blast as they enjoy expert-taught activities including swimming (instructional and recreational), sports, fine and performing arts, outdoor adventure, nature, STEM, lake, and special events.

Downtown Day Camp

Downtown Day Camp offers a complete day camp experience for kids ages 4 to 13, including aquatics, athletics, and arts and sciences. The program's facilities feature a 75-foot pool, outdoor ball fields, four arts and dance studios, gymnasiums, music rooms, science rooms, and more.

Dwight Summer Camp

Dwight Summer Camp offers a wide range of age-appropriate and customizable programs for children ages 4 to 12. Campers can choose from experiences in sports, creative arts, technology, and more, while enjoying regular swim instruction, day trips, theme days, and color wars.

Kids in the Game Summer Camp

The Kids in the Game summer camp is rooted in getting your child active, with offerings that include a variety of sports and fitness activities, fun games, and swimming. Campers experience weekly field trips to different parts of the city.

Park Slope Day Camp

Park Slope Day Camp provides kids entering Kindergarten to 8th grade with a wide variety of activities, including traditional day camp, circus camp, travel camp, and soccer academy. Campers spend time in Brooklyn's Prospect Park and enjoy field trips throughout the borough.

Pierce Country Day Camp

Four generations of the Pierce family have been committed to creating magical summers for 3s to 9th graders. Pierce offers a huge range of sports, arts, aquatics and adventure activities on a 27-acre campus with an interactive water park, 7 pools, aerial treehouse, and zip lines.

The Nature Place Day Camp

Camp at The Nature Place focuses on being in and connecting with the natural world. Campers take part in cooperative games, hiking, earth art, mucking in the stream, camping, canoeing, farming and gardening, meeting animals, storytelling, music, archery, and more.

Village Preschool Center Camps

Young Judaea Sprout Brooklyn Day Camp

14th Street Y Camps

The 14th Street Y hosts its summer camp at the Henry Kaufman Campground in Staten Island, and inclusion is central to its mission. Counselors meet campers where they are and work with families to formulate ICPs: individualize camper plans.

Alamander Camp

Each session of Alamander Camp begins with a springboard topic. Younger campers draw inspiration from a material, like cloth, wood, or clay. Older campers explore themes including comic books, tiny worlds, and flea market. Every week includes daily park trips and lots of time for free play.

Backpacks & Binoculars

BCAP Summer Camp

BCAP Summer Camp is an award-winning day camp for kids ages in grades 2-7. During each two-week summer section, Adventurers visit two institutions on the Cultural Campus each day, exploring an annual theme through games, experiments, creative arts, and exploration.

Beansprouts Nursery School & Summer Camp

Blue Dolphin Summer Camp

Blue Dolphin offers an amazing range of activities, from taekwondo to ceramics, basketball, softball, tennis, yoga, lacrosse, hockey, gaga ball, and more! Weekly themes, dress-up-days and field trips are included, too.

Blue Rill Day Camp

Blue Rill Day Camp offers children 3-15 exciting activities that include an adventure course, archery, crafts, baseball, basketball, ceramics, cooking, go karts, gymnastics, swimming, rock wall, zip lines and much more.

Bonjour NY Manhattan & Brooklyn French Camp

Campers are immersed in the French language, outdoor experiences, and loads of summer fun! The focus is on building confidence, friendship, and language skills through fun and engaging activities linked to weekly themes.

Breukelen Farmers Summer Camp

Bronx House Day Camps

Bronx House Day Camps offer activities such as swimming, sports, dance, boating, S.T.E.M, gardening, nature experiences, and more for campers entering grades K through 6. There's also a travel camp for teens entering grades 7 to 10.

Brooklyn Friends Summer Camp

Brooklyn Friends Summer Camp offers three sessions of engaging theme-based activities led by teaching artists. In addition to theme-based specialized activities, all campers participate in core summer camp elements each session, including swimming, cooking, sports, yoga, and more. An arts-based camp is available for children in grades 3-7.

Brooklyn Heights Montessori School - A Montessori Summer

Brooklyn Heights Montessori School opens the doors in late June to welcome campers to A Montessori Summer. This rich program offers swimming instruction, athletics, visual and performing arts, cooking, and outdoor adventures. And every Friday is trip day!

Brooklyn Jewish Camp

Camp at the West Side YMCA

Camp Gnarly

Camp Henry at Henry Street Settlement

Camp Jewell YMCA

Children's Academy at LIU Brooklyn

Children’s Athletic Training School (CATS)

Construction Kids Summer Programs

Construction Kids provides "Real Tools for Small Hands" in week-long summer camps known for the dynamic projects campers build. Construction Kids teaches safe, appropriate tool usage along with drawing, painting, and creative play.

Deerkill Day Camp

Deerkill has long been a summer destination for kids ages 3 to 15. The nurturing staff provides professional instruction in swimming, athletics, and specialty programs like movie making and garden-to-table cooking. A complimentary weekend club is included for every camper family.

Dwight-Englewood Summer Connections

Fox and Trove - World Changer Camp

Each day at World Changer Camp centers around 1-2 social-emotional learning skills: empathy, self-calming, emotion regulation, resiliency, bravery, grit, conflict resolution, inclusion, acts of kindness, and how to be a world changer. Even though these topics sound serious, camp activities are lots of fun, super silly, and play-based.

Gate Hill Day Camp

Family owned and operated for two generations, Gate Hill offers a top-notch day camp experience for campers ages 3-15. The unique, state-of-the-art facility offers 33 acres of outdoor adventure, authentic athletic fields, creative and performing arts activities, wet and wacky fun at the Splash Park, and a heated, 4-pool complex that is home to a proven learn-to-swim program.

Harlem School of the Arts

Havaya: The Summer Experience at Beit Rabban Day School

Industry Gymnastics

Industry Gymnastics offers a wide variety of gymnastics-based programs for children of all ages, including recreational gymnastics classes, competitive gymnastics teams, preschool and after-school programs, summer and holiday camps, and birthday parties.